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ifield school

Ifield School is a Foundation co-educational school for 246 pupils aged 4 to 19 years of age with Profound, Severe and Complex learning needs including Communication and Interaction difficulties. The majority of pupils have learning difficulties associated with Autism, Speech, Language and Communication and, in addition, some pupils have complex medical conditions. The school has been successfully designated to meet the needs of pupils with learning difficulties and has been awarded Specialist status for Communication and Interaction by the Specialist Schools and Academies Trust. Ifield School is federated with King’s Farm Primary School. Ifield Nursery was established in 2007 and is based at King’s Farm Primary School. It is a joint Early Years provision for pupils aged from 2 to 5 years old. This setting enables children to learn and play alongside mainstream peers and all pupils at the nursery benefit from the resources and facilities that Ifield School offers.

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Dance Dynamics Ballet, Tap, Children's Dance Classes

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the maplesden noakes school

Maplesden's core values are Kindness, Empathy and Respect. We believe that a person can be happy, self-fulfilled and successful if they develop their emotional intelligence and understand the importance of believing in others. When you join our school, you are joining our 'Maplesden Family'. Our family values ensure that we care for each other and we each want the very best for every member of our school community. We want our curriculum to be equally accessible to all. Our students need to 'learn for life' so that the knowledge they acquire helps them to lead healthy, happy and successful lives.

thurrock nepalese gurkha community

It would be awkward and very strange situation in their homes when someone's children know nothing of the culture and language of their country. Having no knowledge means no interest which then could follow a dislike and disinterest in their country. This is the reason we need our own community to practice our culture and beliefs which would run in parallel to the British culture. The Thurrock Nepalese (Gurkha) Community (TNGC) Grays was established in 2006 with the aim of promoting the welfare of Gurkha (Nepalese) families living in the Thurrock area. Its aim and objectives are to raise and protect the Nepalese culture, customs and traditions as mentioned above, especially for the younger generation.

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